Résultats

      Tipperary was Mrs. May (Gribble) White's horse. She used him frequently to attend the many people she nursed in the community.

      ALBERT HEALY in front of ERNEST WAUGH

      Orrville Store 1905 First 12th of July celebration in Orrville. Belanger - store keeper. Abner Fneydki with arrow at right. Orrivlle store in background. Notice the flags around the roof. (bunting) Mrs. Jesse Watkinson was the last owner torn down 1969-1979

      A photograph of two young children in front of a house

      A photocopied black and white picture of a large group of people posing in front of a new store on which the owner leans

      A photocopied image of an outbuilding with a dirt driveway and a barbed wire fence in the foreground.

      Narrows Hill from Bridge, Eastward.

      Eastward to Orrville from Ed White's.

      Cook's home stands behind it. The Roberts' home was replaced by Arthur Thompson's home, later owned by Roy Cochran, then owned by R. Asikainen. Behind is the house lived in by Walter Cook, Joe Graves, Cubitts and the Ditchburns.

      The Jordan home on Isabella Lake Road

      The Malkin House,built in 1894

      Jesse Watkinson's store in Orrville, mid 1930's.

      THE SECTION GANG on a car. Does anyone know these men?

      Section Gang - Tom McKinnon, Frank Forbes, Aaron McGarvey oil bolts on railway to prevent rusting.

      Helen and Annie McArthur with Howard Strapp in front of the McArthur house 1921.

      Miss Glynn, Mrs. McArthur, Mary Malkin, Annie and Helen McArthur 1921.

      Alice Thompson. To the right is the old Presbyterian Chruch. Hannon's baby carriage is on the left, just behind Alice.

      The first Narrows Bridge Duck and Maple Lakes ( bottom photo) was wooden structure. It was replaced by the bridge we all remember fondly (top photo).

      Isabella Lake Chutes and Dam.

      Myrtle Ditchburn's home in Orrvill